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"Euterpse soboles, hoc est emblemata varia," &c. withStanzas in Latin and German to each print. No date.Oblong 4to. The engravings by Peter Rollo. Republishedat Paris, with this title :—" Le Centre de 1'Am our, &c. AParis chez Cupidon." Same form, and without date. Thisedition has several additional cuts.

"Rollenhagii nucleus Emblematum." The cuts byCrispin de Passe.

In Herman Krul's " Eerlyche tytkorting," &c. a Dutchbook of emblems, 4to. n. d. there are some subjects inwhich Death is allegorically introduced, and sometimesin a very ludicrous manner.

Death enters the study of a seated philosopher, fromwhose mouth and breast proceed rays of light, andpresents him with an hour-glass. Below a grave, overwhich hangs one foot of the philosopher. A. Venneinvent. Obi. 5^ by 4^.

" Catz's Emblems," in a variety of forms and editions^containing several prints relating to the subject.

" Oth. Vsenii Emblemata Horatiana." Several editions,with the same prints.

"Le Centre de PAmour decouvert soubs divers em-blesmes galans et facetieux. A Paris chez Cupidon."Obi. 4to. without date. One print only of a man sittingin a chair, seized by Death whilst admiring a female,who, not liking the intrusion, is making her escape. Thebook contains several very singular subjects, accompaniedby Latin and German explanations. It occurs also under thetitle of " Euterpse soboles, hoc est emblemata varia elegantijocorum mistura," &c.

" Fables nouvelles par M. de la Motte." 4to edition.Amsterd. 1727, i2mo.

" Apophthegmata Symbolica, &c. per A. C. RedeliumBelgam." Augsburg, 1700. Oblong 4to. Death and thesoldier; Death interrupting a feast; Death and the miser ;Death and the old man; Death drawing the curtain of life,fee. &c.

" Choice emblems, divine and moral." 1732. i2mo.

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